Time for another Weird and Wonderful Word of the Day:
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rawky
a rare adjective which means 'foggy, damp, and cold,' as in a rawky day or rawky weather. It comes from roke, a dialect word for mist, fog, or drizzly rain.
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Brrrrrr.
We haven't had any rawky weather lately, it has been cold, but mostly sunny and very nice.
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Originally posted by Bosse de NageStrindberg, eh? A refined member of the sapien species he was. Too bad he was a swede. He makes the rest of us look bad in the eyes of those who can't see we're all individuals.
Strindberg? Is that you? Come on in out of the rain...there's a Bergman film on tv.
But the desolation quote came from Jack Kerouac's The Dharma Bums.
Originally posted by stockenStrindberg was well acquainted with Kerouac; he read the literature of the future in his dreams, although he tended to confuse it with his own writing. "Too bad he was a Swede"...quoting Jusuh?
Strindberg, eh? A refined member of the sapien species he was. Too bad he was a swede. He makes the rest of us look bad in the eyes of those who can't see we're all individuals. But the desolation quote came from Jack Kerouac's The Dharma Bums.
Originally posted by Bosse de NageStrindberg makes most of us look stupid. Jusuh does not. 😀 I would have preferred it if Jusuh was a swede and Strindberg a fin. If I was in to that kind of thing. Which I have obviously never been. And Jusuh is ok too, see? I'm just not as intelligent as the telephone ring. Also, I'm made of tins.
"Too bad he was a Swede"...quoting Jusuh?
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I make myself look rather stupid, don't I? 😀 😵
